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		  CSE 115 UTAs Needed for Fall 2008
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We are now accepting applications to fill positions as paid
undergraduate TAs in CSE 115 starting in Fall 2008.

Students interested in applying must minimally meet the following
qualifications:

 * must be a student at UB (extreme preference given to CSE undergraduate students)
 * must be in good academic standing at the University and within department
 * must have taken CSE 115 - 116 at UB
 * must be enrolled as a student at UB for the entire 2008 - 2009 academic year

Undergraduate TA responsiblilites include (but are not limited to):

 * teaching recitations
 * holding office hours
 * running review sessions
 * attending all class lectures
 * attending weekly 115 staff meetings

Applicants are asked to create a resume and also to write a no more
than 250 word (ie - one page double spaced) response to the following
question:

    What is/are the thing(s) that you learned in CSE 115 that you
    (have used most often/found most important) as you progressed
    through the program?

You must place your resume, your response to the question above as
well as a print out of the "My Grades & GPA" link from MyUB in the
mailbox of Adrienne Decker no later than Friday, March 7, 2008. You
must include your UB e-mail address on your resume.

Suitable applicants will be called back for an interviewing process to
determine a candidate's appropriateness for the position. Please note
that the interview process has multiple stages that will be described
to you as you progress.

This is a paid hourly position (more than minimum wage) and starting
salary will be determined based on the qualifications of the
candidate.

If you have any questions or need any additional information, please
e-mail Adrienne Decker at adrienne@cse.buffalo.edu with the subject
line "CSE 115 UTA Information".

All positions are subject to the availability of funding.
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